Me and my husband first time visit!We are very picky about asian food and this place impressed us Salmon bowl was flavored and ramen was delicious. Oh and I forgot to say the atmosphere was like you are in Japan small hidden restaurant. Please visit here if u want to feel small Japan. (They only accept Visa and master card no other card not checks)
My favorite restaurant in Denver! Can't go wrong with anything on the menu, everything tastes authentic and homemade with fresh ingredients. My personal favorites are the salmon bowl and Ishikari. They have a lunch special where salad and soup is included. The salad dressing and miso soup are sooo delicious. Reasonably priced mom and pop shop - highly recommend if you want to try some authentic comfort Japanese food.
I always order Sukiyaki when I come here. It comes with rice and you can add raw egg to your Sukiyaki if you like. The broth is just so good!
Excellent Japanese restaurant. Extremely authentic. Physical environment is kind of junky. But you forget that quickly when you get the food. We had the Chef's Choice Sashimi entre. Then my wife had the Udon Noodle Soup. Very nice. I also had the Tam Ka Ramen. Kind of a combination of ramen and Thai coconut soup. Quite delicious. Alcohol was very reasonably priced. Overall, a great Asian restaurant in the South Denver region.
Fantastic menu. Everything was tasty. I tried yellowtail collar, beef sukiyaki and ramen.Only complaint- someone needs to clean this place. There's extra dry inventory EVERYWHERE- makes the place look and feel dirty. Takes away from the experience. Needed a shower afterwards.
Family got a meal there tonight. No one liked what they got. I had the orange chicken and it’s a favorite dish of mine. But not as Kiki’s makes it. 1. Chicken is quite fatty. Probably now we’ll trimmed. 2. Breading is without flavor or texture. But main thing . . . 3. Orange sauce was so poorly done. No real hint of orange. Nothing reminiscent of sweet and sour combination. Not even enough sweet. Just a very poorly made sauce. There are pos reviews here for this restaurant so maybe it’s an off night. But we won’t be trying them again. There are too many Asian restaurants in Denver that excel at getting flavors right.
The food was terrific, and our waitress was very kind and attentive. Though our food came out in groups rather than all at once. The big complaint was that the busboy was incredibly rude, giving several dirty looks and loud sighs when coming to our table soon after our meal, before finally ushering our group out because there was a table waiting to be sat. This is despite several other tables having been there for a longer period of time than our group, and again, after our meals came out at various times.If there are tables waiting to be sat, it's a good practice to be forward about that, either before a group is sat so there is an understanding of time, or when delivering the check, rather than dropping passive aggressive hints. We had only been there for an hour and a half, half of which was ordering and waiting for our food. And from where we were sat, our view of the door was blocked, so without being informed of a wait, we had no reason to suspect there was a sense of urgency. Great food, our waitress was wonderful but the busboy needs to learn some manners. Setting an expectation of how long a table can sit after dinner has been finished might also help clear tables for new patrons in a more respectable manner.
Their baked salmon roll is sooo tasty. Great selection, reasonable prices and excellent service. Recommended by a friend because he loves their ramen.
Delicious authentic Japanese food. By far the best Japanese food I’ve had at a restaurant. Tastes like my mom and grandma’s foods. Their sake selection is stellar. You cannot go wrong with anything.Call ahead to see if they’re taking reservations as they do not have lots of seating.
The kimchi was delicious and it's in a very unassuming strip mall but was pretty good! I will be back!